He was in his 81st year.
Mr. Benjamin Burland, for many years collector of customs at St. Johns, Quebec, died at Port Kent, where he had resided since his retirement some twelve or thirteen years ago. He was well known to many in Iberville district, and had attained a ripe age. He was the father of Dr. W. B. Burland, of Montreal.
The Gazette, Montreal, Saturday, September 22, 1894, p. 3
Mr. Benjamin Burland, for many years collector of customs at St. Johns, Quebec, died at Port Kent, where he had resided since his retirement some twelve or thirteen years ago. He was well known to many in Iberville district, and had attained a ripe age. He was the father of Dr. W. B. Burland, of Montreal.
The Gazette, Montreal, Saturday, September 22, 1894, p. 3
He was in his 81st year.
Mr. Benjamin Burland, for many years collector of customs at St. Johns, Quebec, died at Port Kent, where he had resided since his retirement some twelve or thirteen years ago. He was well known to many in Iberville district, and had attained a ripe age. He was the father of Dr. W. B. Burland, of Montreal.
The Gazette, Montreal, Saturday, September 22, 1894, p. 3
Mr. Benjamin Burland, for many years collector of customs at St. Johns, Quebec, died at Port Kent, where he had resided since his retirement some twelve or thirteen years ago. He was well known to many in Iberville district, and had attained a ripe age. He was the father of Dr. W. B. Burland, of Montreal.
The Gazette, Montreal, Saturday, September 22, 1894, p. 3
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